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FALL-Died, Friday morning August 10
l,s,, al BOO O'Clock. at the residence OF hen
husband, so Denny street. Mrs. LT/ZIT
J. ALL aged % ears. She leaves husimnl
and two children 90 mourn their loss
Funeral viii take place from her late res
qence at q O'Clock ann. 10 DAY Saturday
Friends and acquantances are invited 90 at.
tend.
DIXON. Died. az her residence. 2i5 Vena
BILE street. August 18th. Mrs. MARY G.. DIX
ON. after a long and painful illness: aged "a
wears.
The funeral will take place THIS SATURDAY.
MOhNlNG at lO O'Clock 40 the residence. The
friends ana acquaintance are invited to NJ
tend
INTHER.- Died. in Baltimore. August
18Th, az pm, CAROLINE. beloved wife of
Henry Gunther aged siXty-eght years. siY
months, and twenty-five days.
KILL Died, in Baltimore, August Eth.
PETER KEEL. formerly Of Richmond. aged
NIFTY years.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
New York stock Market.
Reported by G. w. Branch Il Co., bankers
and brokers. No. I'LL Main street.

REVIEW.
New YORK, August i9.-The opening was
about steady but without any feature of
special interest.
London prices came rather higher and
large shipments of specie, both from there
and from Paris were reported, but they
failed 10 influence our market TO any eX-
tent and it gradually became weaker and
ed to have no substantial support Dur
ing the last hour stocks were sold very freely
and, meeting with no opposition, values
were easily sold down.
There is but little encouragement from a
bull point Of view in spite of the favorable
statistics published by the railroads, and the
chief trouble is still the great want of out
side interest. The large importation Of specie
may tell later on, but at the moment It ex-
erts no influence.
Prices closed barely steady. Money, per
cent
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Architects

VI. }. DlMMOCK. lI8 n Ma,
respondcnce solicited. Wal" street. Co,
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been neglected. The leading wrapper buyers
are out Of town, and very little in this line
is doing. Shipments are large this week Of
export leaf, and warehouses are considera-
bly, relieved thereby. Western kilograms
report weaker market in all kinds, owing
chiefly 10 more rains. Too much rain is
making rapidly-growing crop, but much
coarser leaf in the State than Is desired.
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The remaining figure shows gown of
white wool with a surplice belted waist and
plastron, belt sash, and borders Of blue and
white striped wool or Of washing silk It
can also be made Of navy blue wool with
jersey webbing Of blue and white stripes
Quite dreSsy toilettes of white nuns yelling or
of challi are made by this simple design and
trimmed with Pompadour striped silks, or
those with Roman stripes or metallic stripes,
or else with the silk tennis scarfs that have
tennis bats, stripes, etc, wrought in them
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Crepe stuGs.

Crepe Stuifs are coming into very general
use, crepe de Chine and crepe de Japon being
the favoriteS, and are much used for over
clothing. They are smooth, curlcd, etc. Is
Pecially line are silk crepes with broad satin
stripes WOODEN crepes with embroidered silk
bomb patterns. Cloth manufacturers and
those Of strong cotton goods are getting out
some very handsome cashmere plaids They
are mostly on light ground, with many
colored Indian stripes, crossed with satin
stripes, and in small and large checks.
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Select the Best.

Langman and MARTINEZ Absolutely
Pure Prepared Paints. We offer this Pre-
pared Paint with guarantee that il is not "A
chemical paint, containing no water. no alkali,
no adulteratiOn, and is made of only such ma
terals rs are used 10y the Oldest painters. IL
VIII cover more surface than any chemi-
car paint IN the world. Ii has been sold by US
Tor the last ten years. warranted 10 give salts
faction; and a responsible guarantee is given To
That elect. For sale wholesale and retail nv
BODEKER Bros. Druggists,
lil4 Main street
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The wheat market continued very lifele,.
and fluctuations to-day were almost moth
ing Local scalpers were about the only
traders, outside business being exceedingly
small. There were no new features. Close Is
about last night figures.
Corn quiet and steady, with some local
parties buying. Outside situation j., UNI
changed. Close for the day is about one
eighth over last nights prices.
Provisions featureless and absolutely moth
ing doing Close is nominal at last nights
fnuras
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a demonstration, keep the boys off the rear
platform, watch the car for hot box, oper-
ate the brake and invent new cuss words TO
shower on truck drivers. The book will be
full Of thought and dash. | will supply the
thought and the driver will furnish the -.
have not yet decided on the plot OF the
story. All that have settled in my mind is
the price. Friends who wish TO see America
take "A front rank in the literary world will
do well 70 write me, inclosing S2-New York
World.
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m. p, SIS.
me Directory bclor If reg,y.
1u1''ess houses, gictnq nj, 'e md gss
oS'. es' r'@ De toand oeyy pseful @. . a'
y d '1 !, Jer iyorr.ailoa yei,, !, ''e
ana Ill the different 5ranell, o ', 5,..e . ~
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Soap Factory
X. GARCIN * co. 1880 Franklin street. .sta.
lished $500. Toilet and Laundry Soaps,
IallOrs
T. W. stage. Twelfth street. under America
Hotel. Civic and military tailor.
Undertakers
b. II. MORRlSETT. No. 10 Seventh street.
Manchester. Phone. 30.
Wire Mattresses and Cots.
T. ". LOW T.. 22li T.. Main street, manlit.'l.
Ter OF Champion Woven W'rc Mattress
and Cots. The. best and cheapest bob ile pa.
ket.
Wood and Coal
ELIZA COAL YARD lElba station. bnai
and Pine streets. ". s. Pitcher. agent 8
kinds Of Coal, Wood. and Coke. Tee
phone. ~.
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sun AND NOON TO DAY.
Shipping News-Port Of Richmond.
SAILED AUGUST 10. 1887.

Schooner Mary c. Carroll, Frambers, Chick
ahominy, 10 load RAILROAD ties for Philadelphia.
Schooner j. b. Clayton. Parker, Harding's. 10
load poplar wood for Philadelphia; vessel.
Curtis Parker.
Schooner Mamie Saunders, Budd. Stamford.
bark. A. b. Goodman: vessel. Curtis \ Parker.
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Analytical Chemist,

Or. HENRY FROEIINc " ~
.'.iiisi 10 chesapeake ana a. 'ltl stree
ino.u ana Allegheny miirosI. and ROY
''"''o" 10 ores ana mineral water. 'f'e.a e..
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The Cholera Overcome I'm Sicily

ROME, August 1s.-It is semi-officiallv
stated that the cholera in Sicily has been
overcome, and that there is no longer
any danger Of the disease spreading at
Naples or Resina.
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A. J. BRA 0LEY s. co.. Thirteenth anI H.
streets, Manchester. Agent fDr flr r,tr
burg savings and Insurance l0mwn,
q. ;. NA,llON a son. SO. a.. Tenth .fItet
x. 10. CHAPLIN NCO.. No.I s. r..f. .fr..
j. THOMPSON BROWN COO. llI D. Nlu
street.
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SALES REPORTED 10 sEcRErARy.

Wheat-White, - bushels very good at
SIC, 90 bushels good at soc, % bushels fair
al &c, ~ bushels common at 76c. Long
berry, 600 bushels prime at Sic, 1900 bush
els very good on private terms As bushels
common at re. Mixed !. 100 bushels very
good on private terms. Shortberry, 10 bush
els prime seed on private terms 23S bush
els very good at s2c.. % bushels very good
at Sic, l34 bushels good al SOC. 100 bushels
good at 79c; % bushels fair at 7Sc.: l02 bushels
fair at 76c., 90 bushels common at 75c..
1872 bushels common at 74c.; 100 bushels
common at re; 20 bushels common at zoe.
81 bushels common at 65c.. SO bushels com
mon at 63c. Total sales wheat, q, 500 bushels.
Corn.-Mixed, 500 bushels very good at
53.c
Oats.-Rust-proof, eco bushels very good
on private terms Winter, "a bushels very
good at 35c.; Spring l24 bushels very good
at 33c. Mixed, 100 bushels prime at 35c.
COTTON REPORT.
Market nominal.
Quotation. -Middling, Toe.
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ADAM DlACONT. 2Os g. Marshal -fntt
wholesale and retail. Repairing nrif. t0I
promptly done.
i. J.. lsEBlE o. tkENSHAW. sul Ii. HuaI
street, mattress maker aud u.0.I .f...
wholesale and retail hcpaUnus n.iI DOL
duriIy done.
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THE DAILY TIMES ALMANAC.

TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY
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Everybody's Friend.

Halls Improved Cleaning Cream for in
stautly removing grease. paint. tar. Nc from
silk. cotton. wool. carpets. &c. no family
should be- without 10. Sold by all druggists at
- cts. per bottle Trade supplied by
BODEKER Bros. Druggists.
lil4 Main street.
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RICHMOND. Va !

RICHMOND, Va, August 10.
Offerings to-day were light and mostly
common grades Of sun-cured. Very much
frosted and damaged leaf AMI Tugs IS being
sold, while the better grades of brights have
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NYE ON The eOeIAlL.
His PIaintive Remarks ON "a City Excur
sion.

How often during the heat Of midsummer
we madly rush out Of the frying pan Of mild
prostraiion and discomfort at home into the
fire Of long railroad trips, flies mosquitoes
and expensive clothes. What n strange, rest
less, unreasonable, evanescemt, ny-up-the-
crecS man is. No other being that breathes
the breath OF life can ever hope to equal him
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JOSEPH DELARUE T.. ,O2 g.. Main street. "a. .
hanging and general machine u.nI.r.
Models for patents.
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WHAT SHALL WE WEAR?
ENGLISH CROPS DIVIDE FAVOR WITH
RIDING WHIPS.
Percsie Night Dresses Especially Adapted
Tor Travelling Purposes - Picturesque
Yachting and Tennis Gowns Worn by
Fair New Workers This Season.

The yachting and tennis gowns illustrated
In the accompanying cuts were designed by
Redfern and are described as follows in
recent issue of Harper's Bazaar.
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Grain and Cotton Exchange.


~ ~ 10
OFFERINGS REPORTED To- SECRETARY.
Wheat.-White, 234 bushels: Longberrv
t,2is bushels; Mixed, 2.lOO bushels Short
berry, $50 bushels. Total, 1852 bushels.
COrn.-Whits, 1000 bushels Mixed. I 500
bushels. Total $500 bushels.
Oats-5l4O bushels.
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W. Nlth htDfOltD. lii2 d. Nam .n.f
sign of thc Horse. Munun,uurt.l .I..
sale dealer.
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B. +. BEDFORD. 800 E.. Main street, rn.l
cal plumber, timer gas anl steam fff.r
T. q. IlNSLEN. ll1 hr0ok avenue steam i..
gas hitting, timing sc.
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WALLEN a WRAY. Seventh anI Gn.
streets. Monuments. tomb,, marh.c.n..nr.
ties. &c.
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ATLANTIC RUBBER STAMP MANrFA
TIL RING CO., lOi T.. Main ST. Milliic
turcrs and importers Of stamp u0fD.tt,
OLD DOMINION RI BBEk STAMP WORKS
80 Bank street Agents wanted -eli FIJI
circular.
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Tobacco Markets.

MhfhtI UOInlndI.
Quotations. Middling, Toe.
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DIRECTORS
on RELiABIg
BUSINESS non.

L h I
of RyLnHg
BUSINESS HoIrO,.
IN. Ihe D'rectory bclor Of resa,l,
JUSTICES houses, giring thar I.. ana god
oes'n t' 'c'H be Jound rem pse6,J ' 1h az.
y reerence for iqf0rnat.o1 80, q ~ 'ars
''''' "' NE atgeren' 5rancle' If 5.,'s'~,. %,
NJ. up,., Analytical Chemi.,
ch "n,Nn ~ fitOELiNG. l7S. T,..l,.,.
mond ,nd osapeake aud Ohio ,,, ',,ie't
ta ','l aii u. Aheghany miiroads ,.1 Ri.
teh'ioh 10 ores and mineral ~. 'lecIa Al
4, Architects
VI. ). DlMMOCk. ll8 r Ma,
respOndence solicited '" street. Ca
BARRIERS.
WILLIAM II. GARDNER us
street. Hair cutting. dyolng IN. hns
shampOoing. '''''iK al
,,,,.,,.. Bakers.
nv j., lvND STEAM BAKERY D.
a h'nD,p li,l}' IL ;. Twelfth street WbAA-i-
ID nm. Boots and shoes.
o. =. ~ hASDALE. 1913 T.. Man .,.
Shoe. '''' - mems and e ana al. ~
,,..,.-,.,. Butchers.
W y ~ th J.. BRAI ER stall
VIII N''' smoked beef tongues ID .,..''. .'.
or,,,, Candy Manufacture.
nbni h." 3D. a.. ~ Eit' 80 D. Marshall .t....
Nuu" sue ana retail. Solo ...., '''Hi
'herohee Cough Drops. '.' ne
Canvas Good.
John j. GEkING. cOmpr.f r.....
wagon covers ''''' tl
Carpenters and Builder.
LLlAM q. FULLER llO d r,r,.....
special attention 90 repairing ''''.
Carriage and Rnpri,.
A, CIR .ASBEiGEi. lis D.. lrnlU,....
All work guaranteed. ''A
- uo I,'oinltractor' and fuilder.
!. &. HOUSTON, J6 T.. Nam .frD,f
Country Produce.
T. NALLEkSIlNE 81 CO. D .rl f...,.
bago. &C .it
Diaries.
lRFlELD DAIRY fumrp W..t.....
\. seventh street. and 800 B. nr.I wv.
Fresh miik' cream. butD. butter n.t...
cheese
Druggist.
W. fkAlsER. 80, D. Nam street, W.
sale and retail PuOpucf0rUf T.t..r.. ..
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\. ]. DAVIS, 3 \. NUfH -fuDf ,II
awnings, oil cloths, and paper hanging
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SMITHS BLOOD AND LIVER REG
- ULATOR.

Cure for all scroiul0us. such as Plmples.
Ulcers, Sores, nilammatons. Swcliings. Fry
sipelas, and all kinds of Skin Diseases. This
remedy is composed of Roots and Herbs. and
the most delicate can take it without Danger
For sale by all druggists. Price, 81 per bottle.
I'm relief To the afflicted, we will sell for the
next sixty days trial bottle for sd cents.
Prompt attention t0 wholesale orders.
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WALIEN J. Todd. 20 \. NH .ln-f n"
signments Oi country produce solicited
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MARItII.ID.

PALMORE MAYO. Married. in this CITY.
August l,th, by Rev. j.. e.. Reed. Mr.. PEYTON
T.. PALMOkE o. Miss LOULIEJ MAYO.
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All Who desire full information about the
cause and cure OF Blood pois0ns. ScrOfula. and
Scr0iulOus Swellings. Ulcers. Sores Rhcuma-
ti.m. Kidney complaints. Caarrh. etc. can
secure by mail free, copy of our - page illus
sfmtcd Book of Wonders, filled with the most
wonderful aud startling proof ever before
known.
Address BLOOD BALM co.
JJi Is Atlanta Ga.
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Chicago Drain and Prodnce Market.

Reported by c. +. Redford q Co., Grain
Commission Merchants No South Twelfth
street.
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&C. HIGH. ls2s h. Main street. Waf.n... ..
IcwcIr3 neatly repaired
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d. 5. THOMPSON, Franklin street. under by
change Hotel Advertising sign lfs-
Board fence and wall sIgusH specially.
l.. LlPSCOMB. so. ~ y. Smith street, SGD
painting and gliding Goa glass,
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Contractor, and Builder.
T. &. MOI SION. 56 O.. Nam .fr'.f
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81 90 Worth &nOO 90.

For four years have been n sufferer from
terrible form OF Rheumatism. which reduced
me so low that all hope of recovery was given
up. / have suffered the most excrucatinp
pain day aud night. and often while writing
in agony have wished could die. | have tried
everything known for that disease, but moth
ing did me any good. and have had some Of the
finest physicians of the State to work on me.
but all to no effect. | have spent over $500
without finding relief. | am now proud 70
say that after using only one bottle of -. b. b.
| am enabled 10 walk around and attend to
business, and ! would not take $500 for the
benefit received from one single bottle of
-. -. Is. refer 20 all merchants and business
men Of this town. Yours. most truly.
E.O. CARA.
Wayerly, Walker county. Texas.
Demonstrated Merit.
SPARTA. Ga. May -. 1886.
BLOOD BALM Co:
gross b. B. b.
IL gives MS pleasure tO report "a good trade
FOR this preparation. Indeed il has far cclipsed
All other blood remedies. both i'm demonstrated
merit and rapid sale with us.
ROzfER * NARDEMAN.
\ Sensation.
Why IS il that three bottles of -. y. b. are
sold in Atlanta TO one of any other blood rem
cdy and twice as much consumed i'm the State
of Georgia as any other prepamtionl No one
need take our word. but simply ask the drug
gists. Ask the people. They are competent /
witnesses. Six houses in Atlanta are buying /
b. y. B. IN five and ten gross lots. and some of /
them buy as often as every two months. Why
these unprecedented sales here az home with
SD little advertising MOdcsty f0rbids as max
ing a reply. Had -. b. b. been before the pub
lie "a quarter or half q century. it would not Doe
necessary 10 Dee bolstcred up with crutchcs of
page advertisements now. Merit will conquer
md down money.
All Who desire full Information about the
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VIRGINIA RUBBER CO.. 5i5 J.. Broad .fn.e.
Betting. hose, and ai kinds 0f rubber g.ois
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WALTER T.. BRATFR st.n
Na'N't smoked beef Tongues s.n... ..''
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ASA SNYDER y co. "sfomcu wv
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j. \. GRASBERG liis r. 1,,.'.t....
All work guaranteed. 'I...t
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oLiN hh b. Di Err 80 D. Nlr...n
Cherokee Cough Drops. '-''i l0r Oh.
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4. B. CLARK a son. $3.50 Ei.f Nam .f.,.
Agents ior Imperial chilled r.H-
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I p rp ,.,. Boots and Shoes.
o. ~ S' ~ hNsDALE. 1913 T.. Man etc.,.
shoc. ''' - mems and g ana 49,. ei
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j. T.. JI'SrlS. q y. F.nf-rnh .fn.. ....
agent Established ls,.
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", m,. ~ NOND STEAM BAKERY b a.
and retail. '''N Nll.e..
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" iLLiAM II. GARDNER. Hs p
shampOOing. 'nE. Al
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Manufactured by A. G.. SMITH.
No. 3l6 North Second street.
jus ~ Richmond. Va.
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See Comrade Taylor's adv. on page 5.
SUNDAY MEDITATION.

Practical Duties Taught by Study OF the Inter.
national Sunday school Lesson Appointed for
May D. EX., l. :i-Ii.
lone reading these notes should first carefully
study the paragraph from the Holy Scriptures as
indicated above.l
SUBJECT: ORIGIN OF THE PASSOVER FEAST.
The lesson last week related to the Call of
Moses 10 become leader of the Exodus.
After full assurance from God of his presence
and aid, Moses accepted the commission. lie
was directed 10 take his shepherds crook, and
enabled by it TO perform miracles Aaron,
Moses brother, was an orator, and was secured
to make the addresses before Pharaoh asking
for the release from bondage Of the Israelites
by direction of God, Aaron left Egypt and went
into the wilderness Of Sinai. The two brothers
met near Mount Sinai aud laid out their plans
They then set out for Egypt and Pharaoh s
Court. They found the people all ready for
emancipation aud waiting only leader. But
the enthusiasm Of the slaves lowered when
they saw how offended Pharaoh was aud how
| much additional suffering was inflicted on
| them. Moses and Aaron. however, kept their
courage stirred up by promises of final success.
| Pharaoh was reluctant about allowing the
IsTaelites TO escape, and it became necessary 10
intlict on him and all his subjects 10 successive
terrible plaques. as follows: OF blood frogs lice
lilies, murran, bOils, hail. lOcnsts, darkness, and
the deaths Of all the frst-bOrn OF Egyptians,
| both mankind and cattle.
The present lesson grows out from the 10th
plague. That miracle consisted largely in the
fact of the discrimination OF the Angel OF Death
While ell the frst-born of the Egyptians were
put to death on that fatal night, the first-born
Of the Israelites escaped. The hrst-born were
according 10 Egyptian custom the most promi-
ncnt. They were the heirs to property, honor,
positions. Many Of them would be leading
priests. it being the custom to select for the
ministry the older sons. Thus the heather
religion would receive severe reprimand and
loss. The irst-born all retired as usual with
their thousand and-one projects. hopes, loves
They were the objects of the affection and am
bition OF parents aud friends.
The plague took place in the year 2513 A. NJ,
on the lith day Of the month Abb, or Nisan
This would about correspond with our Easter,
and hence be in the Spring. ll2: 2, 10; 1874;
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Lee In PennsxIIanIn.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: have lately
been reading an account Of Gen. Lees invasion
of Pennsylvania. The magnitude of the under
taking was so great that il almost crushed Lee
beneath its load. 1t is not to be wondered at
that several of the strongest minded men in
Chambersburg and vicinity, after seeing that
immense train of soldiers, wagons, horses, mules,
cattle and artillery that took several days to
pass, became disheartened and said that Lee
would march into Harrisburg and Baltimore.
Well, if there had not been a God in Israel -
they would have had good reason TO fear. for
Lee had 10000 of his picked men, and they
came in with full determination to whip the
Yankees before they left. Generals may make
their plans, but God can easily Illustrate them
In the first place, Lee gave his orders to go
to Harrisburg. but was afterward obliged to
cOuntermand them. On the second day he and
Longstreet had quite q controversy about the
ground they should fight on, which took up
two or three hours, and this gave our men that
were on the march q chance to come up before
the heavy part Of the fight began.
think it is a duty we owe our children and
the rising generation to make treason hateful
and loyalty heaven-born virtue, and know
no better way to get it before the people than
through The NATIONAL TRIBUNE.-ToAIPKINs
DUNLAP, Co. b, sth Mich, Abilene, Kan.
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Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice, hay.
ing had placed in his hands by an East India
missionary the formula of a simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure of
Consumption, bronchitis Cataarh, Asthma aud
all throat and Lung Affections, also A positive
and radical cure for Nervous Debility and all
Nervous Complaints, after having tested its
wonderful curative powers in thousands of
cases, has felt il his duty TO make IL known TO
his suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive
and desire TO relieve human suffering, L will
send free of charge, 10 all who desire it, this
recipe, in German, French or English, with
full directions for preparing and using. Sent
by mail by addressing with stamp, naming this
paper, w. A. MOVES, l<s ROUer's Block, RocLss-
ssr, ~ Y.